St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-14
egistered at the st. Paul headquarters, re

registered at the st. Paul Headquarters, re-
turning from leave
leave OF absence of six months on sur
Eeon eeftifc tie Of disability, is granted to
0"pt. J2int +. 81 pson, Third cavalry.
second Lieut.. W A. Holbrook. First cav
AIRY, from Fort Custer, registered at the de-
par ment headquarters on months leave. =
Inc retirement of Capt E. j. Stivers, Twen-
tyzni Tn infantry. on account of disability con-
lfacted In line of duty, is now daily expected.
Under authority of the division commander
d Through for twenty days will be given Pr
fantry
;, Fost Quartermaster Sergeant Alexander
hsRer' at Fort Leavenworth, has. on accoun
vi c6ness, been given delay of forty days
III joining his post.
leave of absence of eight months is
GRANTED to Second Lieut.. William F. Blauvelt,
fHteenth infantry, stationed at Fort Randall,
10 take effect Feb 10.
Lieut.. Tear, Twenty-ffth infantry. now at
fort Smelling, will leave the service on the
hfSt OF Nav next, when he will go to Duluth
10 engage in the practice OF law.
Ihe ordinary leave of absence granted First
Lieut. William A. Crozier of the ordnance de-
parChent, has been changed to sick leave
aud Will be extended to April l.
Capt E. Mcguire, corps of engineers, for
merry chief engineer of this department, is
detailed as president of a general court at
"lilett Point New York harbor.
q with view TO their promotion, First Lieut.
Waiter L. FL an Second Lieut.. Cassius E.
Gillette, corps of engineers, will appear be-
fore the examining board now in session at
New York.
Inc superintendent of the general recruit
ing service has been directed to prepare and
forward fifty-seven recruits for the Third
cavalry and twenty-five colored recruits for
the Ninth cavalry.
ln0Va of of 500
permission to apply to the adjutant general
Ior an extension of one month, is granted to
second Lieut.. George w. Ruthers, Eighth
infantry, to effect Feb. 10.
a leaye-of nee of two months on sur
eeon certifC ate of disability, with permis-
sion to apply for an extension of two months
Is granted First Lieut.. John Garland, reg-
mental quartermaster, Sixth infantry.
Lieut.-Col Alfred Moredecai, ordnance de-
pa tment IS detailed as au additional MEM
be Of the board at Rock Island. By diIec-
ton of the secretary Of war he is assigned to
the command Of the New York arsenal.
Post Chaplain George Robinson, Q. S. A.
lately stationed at Fort Buford, registered at
the St Paul headquarters en- route to his new
station at st. Louis where he will assume his
duties in connection with the matter of edu-
cation IN the army of which he has been ap-
pointed the head.
A board of officers will convene at the Rock
Island arsenal on Jan. 10, to examine the fol-
lowing named officers with a view TO their
promotion: Lieut.-Col. James N. White
more, Maj. Francis H. Parker and Capt John
A. Kresshe. Examining board will consist of
Col. L, G. Baylor and Col. Sias Crispin.
Mrs. Capt. s. P. Snider of Minneapolis, was
on Wednesday given an informal reception By
Mrs. j. j. Van Horn, of Fort Smelling. Among
the guests were Mrs. Col. George Andrews,
Mrs. DR.. Alden, Mrs Capt Stivers, Mrs.
Walter Howe, Mrs. Peter Leary, Mrs E. F.
Glenn, Miss Georgia Butler, Miss Lincoln,
Hodges.